Welcome to the website of the Easingwold & District Art Society (EDAS)
EDAS is a non-profit making community organisation which promotes interest and participation in the visual arts, in and around the North Yorkshire market town of Easingwold. It has organised and run the Easingwold Art Exhibition, a popular and successful event, since 2004.
A LIVE WATERCOLOUR DEMONSTRATION AND EVENING TALK WITH DAVID BELLAMY
The Wild Serengeti
Crocodiles, Monkeys & Waist Deep in Snow.
Easingwold & District Art Society (EDAS) was delighted to welcome renowned watercolourist David Bellamy to Easingwold.
David soon got to work producing a pencil sketch of an elephant using reference drawings from his time spent in the Serengeti, while delighting the audience with tales of his adventures, the people he met and how the magic of Africa had captivated him.
Using technical wizardry by videographer Mike Wells, each step of the painting was shown live on screen giving the audience the opportunity to view in detail the techniques and skills employed as David transformed a blank piece of paper into a wonderful watercolour painting of an elephant walking across the African wilderness. See photo.
For the artists among us there was plenty of arty talk interwoven with more tales of his many travel adventures including some from his time spent in the Arctic. The evening proved to be enlightening, entertaining and well supported.
Finally, EDAS would like to express their gratitude to everyone how came along and supported the event, including all the many people working tirelessly in the background to make this a successful evening enjoyed by so many.
Easingwold & District Art Society (EDAS) was delighted to welcome renowned watercolourist David Bellamy to Easingwold.
David soon got to work producing a pencil sketch of an elephant using reference drawings from his time spent in the Serengeti, while delighting the audience with tales of his adventures, the people he met and how the magic of Africa had captivated him.
Using technical wizardry by videographer Mike Wells, each step of the painting was shown live on screen giving the audience the opportunity to view in detail the techniques and skills employed as David transformed a blank piece of paper into a wonderful watercolour painting of an elephant walking across the African wilderness. See photo.
For the artists among us there was plenty of arty talk interwoven with more tales of his many travel adventures including some from his time spent in the Arctic. The evening proved to be enlightening, entertaining and well supported.
Finally, EDAS would like to express their gratitude to everyone how came along and supported the event, including all the many people working tirelessly in the background to make this a successful evening enjoyed by so many.
Date for your diary
The next EDAS Art Fair & Exhibition 0f Original Paintings at the Galtres Centre, Easingwold
Saturday 19th, Sunday 20th October 2019
The next EDAS Art Fair & Exhibition 0f Original Paintings at the Galtres Centre, Easingwold
Saturday 19th, Sunday 20th October 2019
Join the Friends of EDAS
Are you interested in visual art, any form? We'd love to meet anyone who could help us to promote art locally, especially amongst young people and beginners. We'd also welcome help raising the profile of the Easingwold Art Exhibitions and Easingwold Art Fair in the local community. We're always open to new ideas for future events.
A membership fee of £10 per individual or £15 per couple entitles Friends to invitations to Exhibition / Art Fair Previews and newsletters about EDAS activities. Contact Mary Weir at mformary@hotmail.com
A membership fee of £10 per individual or £15 per couple entitles Friends to invitations to Exhibition / Art Fair Previews and newsletters about EDAS activities. Contact Mary Weir at mformary@hotmail.com
Join the EDAS Committee
EDAS is always interested in welcoming new committed, enthusiastic members onto the committee. If you think you may be able to help with our objectives by joining the committee, we'd love to hear from you. Contact Lynda Bullus 01423 325955 or e-mail lynda.bullus@talktalk.net
